CBA News & Notes
June 9, 2018
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Schedules and registration are available for the Mel King Festschrift that CBA is hosting on June 17:
for the ACM Symposium on Computational Fabrication that CBA is co-hosting June 18-19:
and for FAB14 that CBA is co-hosting across France from July 12-20:
All of these will be limited by available space; sign up now if you'd like to attend.
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Andreas Mershin presented his group's work on electronic noses for disease detection to Her Majesty The Queen and HRH The Duchess of Cornwall:
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VICE on HBO covered the work of CBA and a number of former students on additive fabrication:
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A CBA team is pleased to have received a Phase 2 award from DARPA's FUN Design program:
They're developing engineering design principles based on the role of developmental programs in biological morphogenesis.
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CBA patents have issued for transplantation of nucleic acid molecules:
and for ultrathin catalyst layers for photoelectrodes:
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Thrasyvoulos Karydis and Joseph Jacobson write on predicting protein structure:
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Neil Gershenfeld with his brothers Joel and Alan write on the political implications of digital fabrication:
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Sherry Lassiter was profiled:
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Here's a compelling story on the impact of fab labs:
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